Campfire Camp Opens Registration For Ukiah Girls
Camp registration is open to all area girls with two one week sessions starting Aug 15. Fees are 29 dollars for Campfire girls and 34 dollars for non Campfire girls, including transport from Ukiah to Mendocino Woodlands. A free physicals clinic will be announced later. Senior and junior counselors are needed, contact Mrs. Al Pinto at 462-5012. The camp sits east of Mendocino.
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Ukiah
Mendocino Woodlands
al Pinto
Mendocino
Trespassing Report In Dos Rios Area
Dr. Ester Clark and John Mothershed Jr residents of the Dos Rios area reported gate lock breakings and trespassing on their properties during the past week. Suspects removed locks on private gates to gain access to private roads. Incidents are under investigation by the sheriff's department.
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Ester Clark
John Mothershed , Jr
Dos Rios
Mixed pairs win Ukiah bridge tourney at Palace Hotel
Ukiah and Cloverdale players swept top prizes in a Palace Hotel mixed pairs event. Winners were Ukiah’s Holzhouser and Cloverdale’s Vadon. Runners up included Mr. and Mrs. Wener of Ukiah and Leavitt with Hunter of Ukiah. Friday unit results placed Larsen of Willits and Geoghegan of Ukiah first, with Hill and Dilley tied for second with Kennedy of Ukiah.
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LaVerne
Holzhouser
Ukiah
Jim
Vadon
Cloverdale
Palace Hotel
Charles Wener
Jan Leavitt
Redwood Valley
George Hunter
Bud Weaver
Ken Dowell
Jacquie Larsen
Willits
Tom Geoghegan
Marie Hill
Yorkville
Norv Dilley
Ed Kennedy
Film star Sharif dares three notrump in Beirut bridge
Omar Sharif, in an international Beirut event, boldly bids three notrump facing a two no trump opening. With 11 high cards and a favorable lead, he leverages West’s diamonds and clubs to secure the hand, finishing with an overtrick. A Daily Question suggests cautious bidding with a light two notrump hand.
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Alfred Sheinwold
Omar Sharif
Sharif
Beirut
West
East
North
Faint Heart
William H. Mustard dies in Concord
William H. Mustard 44 former Ukiah resident dies at work in Concord funeral service set for Wednesday 11 a.m. at Concord Funeral Parlor with burial at Memory Gardens Cemetery He is survived by wife Rosemary four children Linda Judy Bradley and Susan and his mother Mrs Rena Mustard of Ukiah
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Concord
William H. Mustard
Ukiah
California Academy of Sciences Named National Facility
The California Academy of Sciences in San Francisco's Golden Gate Park is recognized as one of 23 major U.S. institutions designated a national facility.
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California Academy of Sciences
San Francisco
Golden Gate Park
8000 Troops to Return Home Amid Partial Vietnam Drawdown
About 16,000 of the first 25,000 U.S. troops slated for withdrawal from Vietnam will stay in the Far East or Hawaii. The Pentagon said 8,000 Marines of the 9th Regiment will go to Okinawa, the 7,400-man 1st Brigade of the Army 9th Division to Hawaii, and 400 Marines to Iwakuni Japan. Navy personnel mean 1,200 will head to the continental U.S. The 2nd Brigade of the 9th Division will be inactivated, while the 1st Brigade remains intact in Hawaii. The 737th Transportation Co. of Yakima, Wash., is the only unit to be inactivated in the Far West. Okinawa remains a hard ship tour at 13 months.
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Washington
UPI
U.S
Vietnam
Far East
Hawaii
Pentagon
3Rd Marine Division
Okinawa
Army
9Th Infantry
Iwakuni
Japan
United States
Saffron
Tne 9Th Division
Far
737Th Transportation Co
Yakima
Wash
Meteorites from Tycho crater found to originate on Moon
Scientists at Ames Research Center say moon meteor impact created tektites scattered on Earth. National Aeronautics and Space Administration researchers link the glassy objects to Tycho crater debris. The finding ties lunar events to terrestrial tektites through analysis of composition and distribution.
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Mountain View
Calif
Earth
Moon
Tycho
Naional Aeronauiccs and Space Administration
Ames Research Center
Burton Loses Hotel Flag in Royal Duty
Actor Richard Burton furious after a thief steals a 15 by 10 foot flag bearing a red line on green and white from a hotel roof flagpole. Burton, filming Anne of the Thousand Days as King Henry VIII, reportedly carries the flag with him as a reminder of his native Wales. The hotel spokesman confirmed the theft and Burton’s strong reaction.
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Wales
Chard Burton
Burton
Elizabeth Taylor
Henry VIII
Anne of the
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Woodlands
Bkjah Baily Journal
Official City Newspaper
M. O. Glover
Dean Devries
Geo. Hunter
B. A. Cober
Mendocino Publishing. Co
East Standley Street
Mendocino County
California
Journal “Miss Service
the Daily Journal
Dos ‘Rios
Sheriff's Department
Sheinwold
North East South West
Nat Haws
Standard Oil Company of California
William Mustard
State Street
Lincoln
Dow Jones
United Press International
Standard Oil Company of
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